Yes I am continuing my look at the Goodreads Most Popular Horror list from last year, which you can read here. I’m really enjoying this, and it’s putting some really great books on my radar. If I remember, I’ll continue with this after Blogtober, too.
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Goodreads Most Popular Horror
A Certain Hunger
by Chelsea G. Summers
Published: October 31st, 2019
Status: Hadn’t Heard Of
Oh this sounds fascinating. I’m surprised this wasn’t on my radar already, but definitely one I want to check out now!
Strange Weather
by Joe Hill
Published: October 24th, 2017
Status: Want to Read
For some reason I thought I’d read this, but apparently not – I have read enough of Hill’s work to know I really do like him as an author, and this really is one I need to read.
The Twisted Ones
by T. Kingfisher
Published: October 1st, 2019
Status: Want to Read
Like Hill, T. Kingfisher is a writer I’ve read quite a bit from, and tend to really like. This is definitely one I want to read.
Malorie
by Josh Malerman
Published: July 21st, 2020
Status: Not Currently Interested
I liked Bird Box well enough, but nothing about this one particularly grabs me. I’m glad Malerman was able to return to this story and it was received well, but there’s so much excellent horror out there I’d rather read before picking this up.
Summer Sons
by Lee Mandelo
Published: September 28th, 2021
Status: Hadn’t Heard Of
I was kind of prepared to discount this from the first part of the summary, but reading on, I don’t know, it sounds kind of intriguing? And it’s queer horror, which is something I’ll always support. So yeah, hopefully I’ll cross paths with this book at some point and dig in.
As always, if you’ve read any of these or they’re on your TBR, I’d love to hear your thoughts.
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